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Flour, and get the best Depot az TN st. :I NV;
SaxOny Wool German Hand Knit
Jackets, Mufers, Leggins, extra sleeves, Hosiery.
nishings. Hats, and sewing-machine Rooms, Sol
to S03 7th st., cor. II. Telephone. 422-2.
Dog Collar Engraved and Razors Sharpened
tree. Guns for sale or hire. WALFoRD, AS7 Pa Nv.
A Golden Opportunity seldom Granted.
On Tuesday always Tuesday,. october IL, 1887,
Ct the city Of New Orleans. La. the 20eth Grand
Monthly Of The Louisiana STATE Lottery
tfaordinary Semi-Annual Distribution, when the
First Prize will be $4,000, and the sums Of
there and everywhere on Tuesday, December IL,
ans ios 4e
this: Number 1886 drew the First Prize OF
$4,000. 1t was sold In tenths at q each. One
went 70 Mrs. Charles A. Scott, OF Springfield.
Bank Of seepy Eye MIMI. U one Vent to L FACET.
a broker, 1T 1Sl common street, New Orleans La
one was paid TO II. ktnler, runner, Union National
to Charles A. Johnson, 375 ". OHIO street, Chicago;
one TO L. Qtnsburg, 81 Salem street, Boston, Mass;
One'was collected through Fourth National Bank
OF New York city. No. 42,O61 drew the Second
Prize OF 000 II was also sod in fractional tenths
at 81 each One Was paid Thomas Neal, New
Iberia, La: one to Herbert X Cole, Portland, Me-;
one to l. P. Gunter, Augusta, Ga; one TO John ID.
Meeks, Fayetteville, Tenn; one 10 John w. Rich
ards, Hopkinsvile, KY; one to Henry Ecker, New
1OTk Cty, anu thc hdihco VI tUc fcst are NItuuctu
by request No. IS, 4sO drew the Third Prize OF
SIC, 900; also sold in tenths at 81 each. Two were
held by V. Tujague, 2l3 Decatur street, New Or
leans, La. two 0y David Israel, Donaldsonyille,
La; one by W. O. Van Dyke, care OF Marshall
Field CO., Chicago; one by Frank Kubetz, 1S5
Dearborn street, Chicago; one by John +. Sulll-
van, 80 Fleet street, Boston, Mass; one by +: A.
Buttnck IS MIX street, Boston, Mass; and 70
$685., 900 was scattered hither and yon. Any In
formation can be mad on Application TO n A
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, or money sent In
registered letter to the address OF New Orleans
National Bank, New orleans, La Do not let the
opportunity escape you
We make . Specially Of Teas and Conees,
and invite persons who want pure goods ut b0rton
figures to visit our store.
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Malt Extract i'm Dietetics.


Many modern authorities upon dietetics are urg.
ing the use Of ground malt or malt nour as an aid
to assimilation, besides being per Sc wholesome.
palatable and remarkably digesttble. Chemistry
and medicine approve this position most heartily.
In many cases the OF some forms OF malt seems
numerous than are commonly supposed. They in
ciude indigestion and dyspepsia di ,eases To- day
that seem cOeXtenSiye with civilization; tnnam-
mAtory diseases and conditions OF the gastric Or
gans; children, the aged invalds, people OF sed-
entary habits, nursing women and patients The
raison detre OF me use OF malt preparations Is
ton and therefore exert less strain upon the sys-
TEN; being very soluble they are largely indepen-
almost be styled selI-digesting Most malt prepa-
rations fall short in that they contain insOluble
starch, cellulose and lgnose. OF these the rst Is
ousiy by weak or Sick ones; the second Is assinl-
lated with difficulty by the strong and seldom BY
others; the third isin nearly all cases indigesibe
by any stomach. The highest form OF malt Is
reached when these elements are eliminated by
disSoiving the soluble elements sJraintng out the
residue, and boiling the Nitrate down TO conven-
malt extract and IL an ideal food for all included
under the various classes herelnbefOre named. 1t
is used to-day universally. Its modern idea, de-
spite its world wide employment It was practi-
caliy discovered by Johann Hon, OF Germany, who
introduced It TO the medical and chemical world,
and Is stin manufactured at the different estab-
lisnments OF this flrm. Although the genuine
Johann HONS Malt Extract has been repeatedly
Initiated and counteneited 1t still retains its lead
as the head OF all pure malt preparationa Its
purity, wholesomeness digestlbilty and uniiormi-
ty are as notable to-day as they were at the time
It was nrst brought before the attention OF the
scientific world. The genuine has the aignalure OF
"Johann hon," and his sole agents for tine United
Stat $, "Moitz Eisner," on the neck OF every bot
tle-Amsrtcan analyst Johann Hon, Berlin,
Paris Vienna, Philadelphia; Elsner Mendelson
Co., sole agents, q Barclay street, New York. wI2w
DO YOU want the best smoke for the money
that you can get: Then visit our cigar department.
NJ. & r. METzGER,
AT It'll street northwest.
60 70 Il. A. GOlden'S Fish Stalls, washing
ton Market for canvass back and red head ducks,
all kinds OF game fresh fish, kennebec salmon, ter
"a ms, Holsters, sNders and oysters. Telephone
SA7-3 4w
Phillips Digestfble Cocoa
Was served at International Medical Congress-. 60
81 Per Gallon. 7jc. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money.
orders by mail. MCGEE's. 9th near ST. was
s.R0yal Glue'' mends China Glass Wood, &C.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In y 10. Ward" prints 40c. per To-
Also Cottage Cheese and BCttermilE; sweet MIX
SC. per quart.
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SIS AND h. A--Remember the meeting OF the
Serial wings and Building Association, at its hail.
5I5 TIN street northwest, on wednesday. 9th
instant, AT O'Clock p m. Robert q. Campbell.
5i7 10Th street northwest, IL president, and John
A Prescott 10 secretary and treasurer, 1416
street northwest. SHARES are 81 each, no back
dues. Pays 0 per cent interest on Withdrawals,
and per cent additional on amounts paid six
months or more In advance.
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GExr1nMrS.
Before you buy your Suits, ovsrcoats or Warm
Underwear. you should examine our stock Of these
eoods for they possess merit in style and maks beauty
In fabrics and trimminss; the prices range from the
lowest price garment to the finest consdsraby lower
than any house can sell the same sds in quality for
SCHOOL SUITS
You know We make the Boys and Young Mems trade
an especial feature Boys cannot only be we'll suited
in it. but there air Of style In the cut and make
which always gain w the preference comparisons
are made Prices are always the lowest.
Our line Of Neckwear is full. fresh and faultless
NOAH WALKER CO.
oo3 625 Pcnnsylvsnis avenue
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A Gernaan's sssry Of Hardship and IN.
Treatment
he AND COMPANION START 10 SWIM ASHORE PROM
THEIR FLofNG PRISON HoUsE-oSLy ONE MAN
REACHES TEE sHoRE.

n AMI COAPANION start 10 SWIM AshOhk fkON
THEIR FLofING PRISON HorsE-oNLy ONE NAN
REACHES TEE SHORE.
man poorly clad and without shoes came into
the police station house on 18th street tais morn
Ing, and, through friend who was with him. told
pitiful story OF hardship and ilitreatment which
ne nad experienced on an oyster boat in the Chesa-
peaRe Bay. The man had but recently come from
Germany to this country, and was unable to speak
English. From the statement made IL seems that
the man had been hired to 60 with an oyster boat
as helper in dredging oysters but he experienced
such brutal treatment that he was obliged to leave
tne GOAT and swim TO the shore "a save mis- life.
HIS comp MON on the boat, who was also q Ger
man, attempted to do the same thing, but he was
drowned The account of the hardships endured
ana tne cruel treatment OF the captain, tal1fes
WIN tnat given by the Two boys who arrived in
tnls city last Saturday, and said they had, In ad
oition, been kidnapped and carried away on an
One OF the police Officers at the station-house
Salo tnls morning TO STAB reporter: I'VE will
have these cases all winter. Men will come here
day after day claiming TO have been robbed and
beaten on these oyster boats, and their destitute
circumstances and weak physical condition Is evil
oence tnat they have suffered great harshipS and
pfivations. think that something ought be done
70 put stop 70 this kind OF work, and prevent the
tne occurrence Of these instances Of brutality on
the part Of the oyster boat captains"
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LOCAL MENTION.


y-,fisyria-s fr ne 2. hours commencing at D.
FoT the District OF Columbia. Maryland. and
NirglalA, lightly warIler, fdIr weather, followed
,iHTin- Thursday b, local showers Light TO fresh
irable winds, generally shifting 10 east and
>.,gth-
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HE july fAiL 10 AakEK On VERDICT.
In the case Of Chas L Campbell, charged with
violating the gaming laws BY running a stock In
dicator, the jury, alter an absence Of four hours
came into the Criminal Court for further instruc.
tons, which were given. They were sent for at :
O'Clock AID reporting their inability TO agree, were
discharged. There are several ruulors as 10 how
they stood. one that eight were for acQulttal and
one that seven were Tor conviction but IL Is nkeiy
as there was an agreement not 20 divulge how they
stood, that neither report Is correct.
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ONE AND TBREE-QUARTEK CARAT diamond ring,
$40; one pair 2-carat earrings, s135: opal and
tr.l-diamond cluster ring. $50: k-caret solitaire
rfng $40. Great bargains In diamonds at X HAIR
- a. 40 a.E2 I'm street
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ONE OF the chief attractions this week will be
he combination sale OF the 81 cnildren's suits
Iseman Bros. manufacturers. corner 9TH and E
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I'VE Dollar AND NINETY CENTS viii buy a fine
j.rby. q. her Dunlap or Broadway block Franc,
Er On-price halter and furnisheT, cor. 9TH and D..
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Fuss. Hans, Fuss.

SEAL SKIN sAcQURs FROM 1926. uP.
SEAL SKIN JACKETS From go Up.
SHOULDER CAPES, IN BEAVER. NuTRA
AND OTHER FURs. COLLARS IN HEAVIER.
NUTRIA. MONKEY, AND OTHER FU1aS.
BoAs. YD6 LONG IN BEAVER. NUTRIA.
LYNX. HARE, AND OTHER FURA
MUFFs. IN Drawer, OTTER. NUTRIA
SEAL. LYNX. AND OTHER FURS.
RUSSIAN HARE MUFFs. FROM rs CENTS
Up.
wRJsTLETTa
FUR TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS.
DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS
Fob GENTS OvERCOATs.
GENTS FUR CAPS. GLOVES AND NUE.,
FLERS.
BOYS SEAL SKIN CAPS FROM q TO IS.
CARRIAGE ROBES AND c0AcHhAN
CAPEs.
HEAVY CLOTH CAPS FOR GENTS AND
BOYS.
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS. s5. % AND O..
SOFT AND STIFF HATS. IN ALL TIE LAT
EST STYLES. AT 81. s150. %. $3.50. u
sIix And GLORIA uMBRKLIAs. WITH
GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES FROM sxso
UP.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF cANHA
TRESs 3 co.'s CELEDRATED BNol1o8
0lI.K AND DERBY HA1A
DENTS LONDON DRESS IND oLovEA
JAMES Z. DAVIS soma
1901 Rsap. SsssaA Or. 1sA =
tsaasabAsa 1s9o. s1-an
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sEr House & Herrmann's ad. on 9th page.

LONG HAIR BRAIDS, $3.50. A new style OF bang,
I street northwest.
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A FEW SLIGHTLY DAMAGED GoSsaNERs for ladies'
men, misses and boys almost gwen away. Goou-
year Rubber Co., 800 9Th At near Penn ave.
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sales Of Real Estate.

Terence a. Dany and Wnl. Mcclure, trustees
have bought OF Rudolf Goidschrnld for $4,000 lor,
IL and l0 fronting i5s.6 by 1888 on NJ, between
LIST and North Capitol streets
Smith Petit and others have bought OF Jos g.
Hester Tor SIzaa4 so, sub lots A. 10 ca, 81 trlO
Six Of them agxregating H. .2o square Ieet at the
corner OF LIST and Pearee streets northwest and 10
aggregating over 5000 feet on Pearce, between
North Capilol and LIST streets northwest.
Ernst ScnMid has bought Of l. F. Rauterberg for
$3.50 Sub lot II, square 365 1873 by II, on the
southwest corner oI Sth and o streets northwest
Clarence +. Norment has bought for $3.50 OF A. f.
FOX SUD lot 90, square :99, l1.ols by 120, on the
west Side OF 9th, between and z streets north
west
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Orr tailoring department Is booming. Eseman
ErI~ corner sth and l., tailOrs and clothterS- see
UuI g. pant, TO order.
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RICHARD HENDERSON, 9S3 T ~. NV, formerly
No iOS 9th 81. NV. ulncoln Hall building. y
Latest styles IN paper hang1ngs decorations, win
cnN shades Nc.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemeuss Tonight.

Amusements Tonight.
AIBACGB's.-"LittIe Puck
NATIoSAL-"The Arabian Nights"
kksSkxs-Lily CIay's Troupe.
HARRIs'.-"Kit, the Arkansas Traveller"
MANASSAS PANoRANA--Day and evening.
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GRAND OPENING THURSDAY night at De Alleys
rest aurant and hotel at O'Clock. All friends
cordially invited l222 Penna- ave.
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Loxpos CoUGH SYRUP, only IOc.

oCR tailoring department IS booming. Eiseman
Broa, corner TN and E manufacturing tailors and
eotniers. Sea our s25 SUITS 10 order.
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HONESTY OF dealing Increases trade. Elseman
Bros, manufacturers, corner 1th anu T. $lo buys
al honest and handsome Oyercoat.
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NRs T. r. HARRISON. 1879 street, Is In New
York y Letting the latest designs and novelties in
imported millinery for her late Tall and winter
Trade.
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NOR RENT-H0rsEs. FURNISHED

/ ~
Il lNO. A. PRESCOTT. No l4lCf ~ nv Kefloxf
Building, has the following for rent furnishedD
No Sl3 10th II. nv. 3-sfOry ard attic Brlrl. II
rooIns, completely furnished AMI Piano sl5O pef
A large new and elegantly -huilt 4-story and lass.
inent Br1ck on 81. letwee lpth and 2Oth sts nv,
completely and nicely furnished. sSos. 33S 1-f
ROOMS S2 4 ISss eie " zoe ID
Desrably locstad House. containing IL rooms m
thorough order and conIIleeely furnished s275 81
Desirably located House, containing l2 rooms IN
thorough order and completely furnished. $50 ps9
month.
Also sn elegantly located new prsssed Birch Uou,>
on New HsnISshire ave Nv Rooms. bsths etore-
looms. &C. completely add nicely furnished. incind-
$2oo per month Apply 10 mo. A PRESCOTT, lad
tstnw ol5-l In
EoR RENT-FRoM s2o 10 sSO-sEvERA.. Way
u handsome new aud S-story brick houses u
ANA rooms. finished in natural wood oman ors-
psces pretty osk nsntels conyerient 70 STREET cara
sehools; &C W T. BURfORD.
lfoo st9nth ton ST, thres-story and cellar Brick
rooms nicely furnished. all modern conVeniece
oeauthul sight. overlooking entire city: ss5.
oe7-12t i4isFs,.
I'oR RENT-AN EIGHT-EoOM DWELLING WITH
eslar aid stable. within ~ mile this city Il
cI, per month a. A. PHILLIPS,
o-o- I'm lsss New Aork ave-
1SOR RENI-FURNIsHED HOT SIS IN All $50.
Piy 10 ~ n HTfIK 10.
oi4-im i.s05 IA ave.
eoh RENTING ELEGANT DWELLINGS. sll
ana Slo 81 nv. Just finished one "a walnut
"a .hsttys t~esNe toou1s c.il@r 81 inoder1
eiosei. To 2O-ioot alley Address oNALG Jl0 9Th -
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USrhEcEDEsrED ArrRAcr1os.
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
CAPITAL PRIZE s3oo,ooa

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated by the Legislature In 1868 for Eduea-
tona and Charitable purposes and its franchise made
part of the present State Constitution 1879 by An
overwhelming popular vote.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly and the Grand Semi Annual Drawings req
ularly every six months June and December).
I'VE do hereby GRITTY thai supervise The arrange
anents for al me Monthly and Semi, Annaai Dra,rn0s
me Loutadnd Sdte Lonrry Cb0tpnny, and In person
manage and cOntrot ne Drawings hemset,es and knt
ne sdmc are colducted M honesty. yaireess, and in
goOd Jdh tocdrd al parties and authorize the Cbn-
10 use this certificate ,oh o oar signa-
tUIes dfdched IN It's entertainments"
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SEAL SKIN GARMENTS

RIDER & ADDISON.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PAPER. BLANK BOOKS. AND STATIONERY.
No. 3l4 EIGHTH ST. n W. (near Pa. sve)
Orders requests for quotations given personal At
tentiou, and satisfaction guaranteed in price and
quality. n5-3n
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JUsr RECEIVED all the latest styles In white
millinery. MIS-. T. A. Donovan, SO4 ST. NV.
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TIE BOOK SALk-This evening Will conclude the
book sale at Dowlings auction rooms In the cata-
triet OF Columbia by Faehtz, which real estate men
Wul do well 70 secure.
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CASH PRIoEs
FOR SILKS, VELvETS BLANKETS AND BPAUTI-
FUL DRESS GOODS
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE. near .thst
SILK AND WOOL CHECK ORES GOODS. e5c.
BLANKETS. immense size. extra heavy, excellent
quality, reduced to s4.oO.
BRoADcLOTH for Ladies' suits. pure ool.one yard
n shscss y srowl Blue dreen Garnet bronze and
wool vide double width. cash value &c. price re-
HANDSOME PLAID DRESS GOODS. new styles,
eacelient quality. IL yards fog 80.
BLANKETs. slightly soiled, -, s2.25. and s2.5O
BLACK cAsHMEkEs wide double width. rs. 81.
CoLORED and BLACK SILK vELvETs 75c.
wide double fold. l2 yards for az.
TR1COT CLOTH DRESS GOODS. wide double width
pure wool. real value 5Oc.. reduced to 37,sc.
Cash Customers, who buy 80 or over in Dry Goods
Towels. Knot'ed Fringe.
Cash Customers, who buy $40 or over in Dry Goods
At cash Prtees, will receive handsome Bridal Quilt
LADIES FuRs AND WRAps
our stock Of ladies' Furs and Wraps Is now COM
ssalslin Garments in every shape.
Plush Wrap. in every shape
ladies' and Misses Nuns a and Boas ali a. New York
WILLETT RUOFF.
Hatters ana curriers',
s24-.,m go Pennsylvania
fuNHE CELLUIOID TRUSS,
l. That never breaks, never wears ont always clean,
and ran I've worn while bathing.
Is for sale At
CHAS. FISHERS
- 023 9TH street north west.
Mrs. FISHER devotes her attention to the wants o
Lady Patrons MI
III. ID. BARn
IMPORTER AND TAILOR,
Has the honor to inform you that his NEW GOODS
have Just arrived
NJ BARR personally fits all garments made in his
establishment
iii Pennsylvanis Avenue.
mh17 Wsshington, d. q
Oc AND PRESSED FOR q.
CoAta % cepts; Pants, 20 centus vesta. % ceutA
ALTERING and repairing done In the best marner.
Goods called for and delivered
K.L HAHN,
~ 61SS 81 o. nv. ttsasfhSns cali 50SSl and -
o16-Sxno
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A GOOD OrERA GLASS S3; fine pearl ones $50
r. HARRIS & Co. 49, 18th street.
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For Washington dressed beef go TO Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls 62S 6s9 and go Center Market, and zoo and
ats Northern Liberty. Corn beef specially.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-09

Brp-Rooa Furniture at the lowest possible prices
W. ii. HoUGHroS & Co, 12l4 + ST.
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TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
offered free 70 every new subscriber for one year
70 tue WEEKLY STAR IL Is Handsomely printed
book OF l91 pages, profusey illustrated with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams and contains
wealth ef general Information. See advertise
ment In another column
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As We are manufacturers the superiority OF
style nr and durability OF our clothing Is un-
doubted EiSeman Bros, corner 9TH and Z.
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CITY ITEMS.

Buy the 1Dvincible Minnesota Patent Process
Flour, and get the best. Depot, AT 9TH st. NV.
N. & p. METzGER.
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REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Hesur..
gard and Early who In charge Of The drawings u
aguarantse Of absolute fairness and integrity that
chances are al equa and that NO ons can possibly
divine what number viii draw . prisa
REMEMBER that the payment a an ,se.se n
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL nANS0 a lasv
Orleans. and the tickets signed ~ ~ fsasnx q
IN Institution Whose chsrteced rsAts NJ totoGnloed
tn tho HIGHEST ceurts; thersfora bsw9s e - iats
tienA 81 aneuynous ssAsnsA no-Wks6v
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TslcrcIE RDkHs should not fan to attend the
I5tk street
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sxs House & Herrmann's ad. on 9Th page.
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=
Commissioners
We, a1e undersigned Banks and Bqnkers uiA pay all
ISes draun in The Louisiana state lotteries ,ctchmdy
III J, 0GLESBY, Pres Louisiana National Bank.
PIERRE RsfhM HANA LUZ. Pres Pres State Es.iona Bank
CARL KoHS, Pres. Union National bank.
IN THE %HaSSf
ioe caPfriL pf PRIZE. sso - 5ss7
SoSSS 4.n asSssnsS 9Ss ssh Halves
LIST OF PRIZES
1R RsIzE ' iSSSSSS 'iiSSSSSSS
s ssIzEs e. 1885, 1888 1888
ss fSizEs q iSSS 1858
IN PPR RizzES HF SVo are 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 pzss e s3 eS,zs to
100 Prizes Of $500 approximatins to
,oo sloo: goo prize are. .....;:.....-. $4,000
$4,000 Prize are. ............... 10000
TERMINAL PRIZES.
1000 Prizes Of 500 decided By s3o0,ooo
1000 Prizes 81 500 decided by si0o.6Oo ioo'ooo
frNe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
3I36 Prizes. amounting to. Al -O5s 600
For club rates or amy further information apply to
and signature pain More rapid return mani delivery
VII " s oy Your enclosing envelope bearing
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money ordera or
Express Get our expense) addressed to
II. A. DAUpHIN.
New 0rleans Il
Address Registered Letters 10
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REMEMBER that the presence Of oen>rsls nssur..
gard and Early. who In charge Of The drawings Il
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EO1 RENT-FURNIsHED-
- 4 very handsolne Residence facing Fsrr.gut
peu.1 thoroughl furnished: iocstion Of The b<t
y wa1haneeon- Wtn rent tor the fntasth Congree Il
ns1& s : IL ia4 & AZ.
Ro3 RkGT-EuRNIsaED-i 10 q 81 nv:
0ed1AG eoasain1nl II rooms, bath, rsnee fgrnace.
sR4 acSesy ssshsus-i ys9 aed s1mP1sssss ~ fur'
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ArrENrIos Is directed 10 the new advertisement
IN another column, or the new National Capitol
Directory, shorty 70 be issued. II Ii the an
noQHesa determination OF It's publishers 10 make
tnls work an annual necessity In every household
and business esta DlisiInent IN the District
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90 70 Il. A. GOldeM'S Fish Stalls, washing
ton Market, for canvass back and red head ducks,
all kinds OF game, fresh fish, Kennebec salmon, ter
"a ms, Holsters, sliders and oysters. Telephone
S47-3. 4W
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fINHE CELLULOID TRUSS
l. That never breaks, wears ont, always clean,
and can I've worn while bathing.
Is for sale at
CHAS. FISHERS
023 9TH street north west.
Mrs FISHER devotes her attention to the wants
Lady Patrons. mi
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